Tuesday 18 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm) LONDON … LEAFLET.pdf · Fernando Sor L’encouragement...
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Welcome to the London Classical Guitar Festival Now in its 5th year, the LCGF is London’s only festival dedicated solely to the classical guitar, celebrating its Latin roots with a feast of music from Spain, Portugal and Latin America performed by leading artists from around the world. Organised by ILAMS (the Iberian and Latin American Music Society) in collaboration with the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Festival has its natural home at the Bolívar Hall, with an acoustic unrivalled in the UK for classical guitar, and a vibrant atmosphere in which to enjoy this repertoire. The guitar is at the heart of Latin classical music culture, so for anyone wishing to become better acquainted with Iberican classical music the LCGF is a ‘must’. How to book Admission to all events is FREE to the general public with no booking required. The LCGF is always well attended so you are advised to arrive early to avoid disappointment. Seat reservations are available to ILAMS members by email to [email protected]. Patrons are invited to make a voluntary exit donation, which helps us to cover our costs and secure the future of the Festival for another year. How to find us Bolivar Hall, 54, Grafton Way (off Tottenham Court Road), London, W1T 5DL. Nearest tube: Warren Street, Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street (Central/Victoria/Northern Lines). Doors open 30 minutes before each event. ‘The guitar at the highest level of musical expression.’ Rio Negro ‘The audience was spell-bound.’ Nice Matin Musician in Residence at Oxford’s Balliol College and recently appointed to the Royal Academy of Music, Swiss guitarist, Christoph Denoth, has emerged as one of the most significant artists on the British concert scene today, highly acclaimed for his ability to expand the tonal and dynamic range of the classical guitar. Familiar to audiences worldwide at major venues such as Wigmore Hall, Carnegie Hall, Berliner Philharmonie and the Salzburg Mozarteum, this is a wonderful opportunity to hear him close-up in the intimate setting of the Bolívar Hall. www.christophdenoth.com LONDON CLASSICAL GUITAR FESTIVAL 2012 Bolívar Hall Christoph Denoth Tuesday 18 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm) John Dowland J. S. Bach INTERVAL Heitor Villa-Lobos Manuel de Falla Joaquín Turina Isaac Albéniz Lord Willoughby’s Welcome Home The Shoemaker’s Wife The Frog Galliard Fantasia Lute Suite No. 3 BWV 995 in A minor Prélude, Presto (très viste) Allemande Courante Sarabande Gavotte I, Gavotte II (Gavotte en Rondeau) Gigue Prélude No. 1 Prélude No. 3 Prélude No. 4 Prélude No. 2 Homenaje-Tombeau de Debussy Sevillanas (Fantasía) Granada (Serenata) Asturias (Leyenda) Admission free 15/16/17/18 Dec Contact us [email protected] www.ilams.org.uk/lcgf.htm
Transcript of Tuesday 18 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm) LONDON … LEAFLET.pdf · Fernando Sor L’encouragement...
Welcome to the London Classical Guitar FestivalNow in its 5th year, the LCGF is London’s only festival dedicated solely to the classical guitar, celebrating its Latin roots with a feast of music from Spain, Portugal and Latin America performed by leading artists from around the world. Organised by ILAMS (the Iberian and Latin American Music Society) in collaboration with the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Festival has its natural home at the Bolívar Hall, with an acoustic unrivalled in the UK for classical guitar, and a vibrant atmosphere in which to enjoy this repertoire. The guitar is at the heart of Latin classical music culture, so for anyone wishing to become better acquainted with Iberican classical music the LCGF is a ‘must’.
How to bookAdmission to all events is FREE to the general public with no booking required. The LCGF is always well attended so you are advised to arrive early to avoid disappointment. Seat reservations are available to ILAMS members by email to [email protected].
Patrons are invited to make a voluntary exit donation, which helps us to cover our costs and secure the future of the Festival for another year.
How to fi nd usBolivar Hall, 54, Grafton Way (off Tottenham Court Road), London, W1T 5DL. Nearest tube: Warren Street, Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street (Central/Victoria/Northern Lines). Doors open 30 minutes before each event.
‘The guitar at the highest level of musical expression.’ Rio Negro ‘The audience was spell-bound.’ Nice Matin
Musician in Residence at Oxford’s Balliol College and recently appointed to the Royal Academy of Music, Swiss guitarist, Christoph Denoth, has emerged as one of the most signifi cant artists on the British concert scene today, highly acclaimed for his ability to expand the tonal and dynamic range of the classical guitar. Familiar to audiences worldwide at major venues such as Wigmore Hall, Carnegie Hall, Berliner Philharmonie and the Salzburg Mozarteum, this is a wonderful opportunity to hear him close-up in the intimate setting of the Bolívar Hall.
www.christophdenoth.com
LONDON CLASSICAL GUITAR FESTIVAL 2012
Bolívar Hall
Christoph DenothTuesday 18 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm)
John Dowland J. S. Bach
INTERVAL
Heitor Villa-Lobos Manuel de Falla Joaquín Turina
Isaac Albéniz
Lord Willoughby’s Welcome HomeThe Shoemaker’s WifeThe Frog GalliardFantasiaLute Suite No. 3 BWV 995 in A minor Prélude, Presto (très viste) Allemande Courante Sarabande Gavotte I, Gavotte II (Gavotte en Rondeau) Gigue
Prélude No. 1 Prélude No. 3 Prélude No. 4 Prélude No. 2 Homenaje-Tombeau de DebussySevillanas (Fantasía)Granada (Serenata)Asturias (Leyenda)
Admission free
15/16/17/18 Dec
Contact [email protected]/lcgf.htm
Albach DuoSaturday 15 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm) Sunday 16 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm)
Duo Diez Sanja PlohlMonday 17 December 7.30pm (doors 7.00pm)
‘From the very opening notes we know we are in safe hands. These two players exude technical ability and it must be said there is not one low point in the programme.’ Classical Guitar Magazine
Rebecca Baulch and David Black are both prize-winning graduates of the Royal College of Music. Following the sell-out launch of their debut CD, The Raw and the Cooked, in 2007 they have become one of Britain’s best-loved guitar duos, performing widely both across the UK and worldwide. Always committed ambassadors of British guitar repertoire, the Albach Duo present a programme of home-grown works alongside Spanish and Argentine pieces, including some tango favourites.
Manuel de Falla La vida breveDomenico Scarlatti Sonata K13 Sonata K162Fernando Sor L’encouragementSir Peter Maxwell Davies Farewell to StromnessTraditional Scottish Wild Mountain Thyme
INTERVAL
William Lawes Suite in D Major Corant I Alman Corant IIStephen Goss The Raw and the CookedAstor Piazzolla Lo que vendrá Adiós NoninoJorge Cardoso MilongaMariano Mores Taquito militar
www.albachduo.net
‘Excellent music making.’ Classical Guitar Magazine
Duo Diez is an exciting new musical collaboration between guitarist, Dimitris Dekavallas, and violinist, Violeta Barrena, who met at the Royal Academy of Music as students and have since both established themselves as leading soloists of their generation. They offer a sparkling, cosmopolitan programme borne from a deep, shared interest in Spanish and Latin American classical music.
Astor Piazzolla LibertangoCelso Machado Musiques populaires brésiliennes Paçoca (Choro) Quebra Queixo (Choro) Sambossa (Bossa Nova)Astor Piazzolla ‘Verano porteño’ from Cuatro estaciones porteñas Histoire du tango Cafe 1930 Nightclub 1960Bella Bartok Romanian Dances I, II, III, IV, V, VI
INTERVAL
Federico García Lorca Folk Songs Anda, Jaleo Los cuatro muleros Las morillas de Jaén El Café de chinitas Nana de Sevilla Sevillana del siglo XVIIAnonymous MalagueñaManuel De Falla Siete canciones populares El paño moruno Nana Asturiana Polo
www.facebook/duodiez.com
‘Sanja Plohl brought to her performance a spontaneous identifi cation with every phrase and sonority, which compelled the listener’s attention and opened up an imaginative world.’ Classical Guitar Magazine
The LCGF continues its partnership with the Concurso Internacional de Guitarra de Sevilla, presenting its 2011 fi rst-prize winner, young Slovenian guitarist, Sanja Plohl, with a programme launching her debut recording, Danseuse dans Grenade. Her programme delves into the world of Spanish dance, from instrumental Renaissance music and folías, to Spanish folk dance and contemporary works where popular Spanish melodies acquire renewed expression. Plohl’s long list of international awards also includes the Ivor Mairants Award and First Prize at the Córdoba Guitar Festival.
Luis Narváez Fantasía del octavo tono Fantasía del cuarto tono Baxa de contrapuntoAngelo Gilardino Sonata del Guadalquivir Memorias Leyendas Lejanías’Regino Sainz de la Maza Petenera, zapateadoManuel María Ponce Variaciones sobre ‘La folía de España’ y fuga
www.sanjaplohl.com
This event is organised in collaboration with the Festival de la Guitarra de Sevilla ‘Compositores Españoles’ and the Concurso Internacional de Guitarra de Sevilla.
www.guitartfestivalsevilla.com
